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I would like to know if there is a roadmap for FR, will there be further enhancements on the cloud ? Is Management Reports in EPRCS an alternative or will this replace FR eventually.
I am currently doing a scoping session for the client , they have approx. 250 FR reports. These reports cannot be migrated from HFM as they are rebuilding FCCS with a new chart of accounts.
What would be best practice to redo these reports in FR or rather use MR in EPRCS?
Please advise
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Hi Reshma,
While it's planned for FR to have minor enhancements overall, there are no plans for any major enhancements going forward. Management Reporting (MR) is the strategic solution for reporting going forward. However, please note that there are some FR parity features such as Books and bursting/scheduling that are still in-process for MR. There are plans to include MR in the EPM platform as an alternative to FR, in the summer timeframe.
Please note that the standard Oracle safe harbor applies to all my statements above.
Regards,
Dave
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Noted.
Thank you Dave
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@Dave Roberts.
Hi Dave,
Just came across this post and your answer... it is the closest to my question. so I was hoping to leverage your expertise.
We are implementing parallel FCCS and EPBCS and I am looking for clues on best practice on the reporting side...
EPBCS will be used for Budgeting and forecasting and FCCS for consolidation. Does it make sense to load budget into FCCS or keep it just in EPBCS, so all the MR to be done from EPBCS and all Statutory reports produced out of FCCS.
Any advice/leads/materials related to it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael.
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Hi Michael,
I think this is dependent on your reporting requirements and how deep they are. If you need to just show Actual vs. Budget in a few formatted reports, with no need to show this Smart View or dashboards, then pulling in a column from each business process source might make more sense. Here are a few relevant doc links from the MR designer guide:
Using Formulas to Reference Other Grids in the Same Report
About the Grid Point of View
Point of View Examples
If you need to query and interact with data from both business processes in Smart View and Dashboards, it might make sense to load data from one business process to another. I can't speak to the data integration aspect of it, as that's outside of my expertise.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Dave
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Hi Michael,
I don't know if you are referring to Financial Close and Consolidation having more robust reporting, etc than Planning or Management Reporting/Narrative Reporting?
Both business processes (Financial Close and Planning) can utilize FR, Smart View, Dashboards against the same data source its hosted on, not cross cloud. So, if you need that interactivity and specific dashboard features with data from both sources, it makes sense to load from one to another to combine them. In Smart View you can obviously use separate sheets to retrieve data from different sources and combine them via Excel formulas on a 3rd sheet.
Narrative Reporting provides the workflow and framework for easily combining data and narrative in one solution, which the other business processes do not have. Management Reporting has the cross-cloud reporting and other enhanced reporting features and authoring experiences over FR.
Regards,
Dave
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Customers typically load data from one business process to another for reporting purposes. For example, a report with Actual vs Plan data sourced from the different business processes. If that's not what you are doing, then just using the reporting solutions on each business process should suffice without needing load data between them
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